Beach Combers plate Linda Cordner was raised in

Linda Cordner was raised in Connecticut and received a Bachelors of Fine Arts from the University of Connecticut with concentrations in Graphic Design and Painting

Wooden clock with laser-etched fish design and glossy

we make American pewter inspired by ancient craft and modern day design

Laura’s interest in nature and design is rooted in the simplicity of forms and truth to materials advocated by the Arts and Crafts movement at the turn of the last century

Medium Nesting Bowl

Beach Combers plate Linda Cordner was raised inby Brian Kershisnik Unframed giclee print of an original oil painting by Brian Kershisnik. Printed with archival pigment ink on archival Hahnemeuhle William Turner paper. Limited edition of 195. Signed and numbered by the artist. image size 21x16 paper size 25x20 Brian Kershisnik is a Provo, Utah artist with a deceptively simple faux naive style, through which he looks at life's mysteries.